The Entrepreneurial Training Program in Cosmetics and Soap Production was born out of scarce employment opportunities and the devastating impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on poor and low-income communities in Ghana. Through this community-led initiative, Youth Path Organisation is empowering women in vulnerable communities to make soaps and cosmetics. The program has empowered 80 women with industry-specific skills in soap making, enabling participants to establish income-generating businesses, improve their livelihoods, and reduce unemployment. Communities that have benefited so far from the program include Pokuase Djanman, Abetifi and Medie.

The Inter-School's SDGs Debate project dubbed SPEAK SDGs commenced in February 2020. The project is empowering girls and boys with hands-on skills through debate, dialogue and community service to promote the realization of the SDGs. In total, over 250 students and 20 teachers from 9 schools situated in the low-income communities of the Accra Metropolitan Area in the Greater Accra Region of Ghana qualified for the competition's group stages. Participants received educational tools and training on the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), to empower them as agents of change within their communities. Debaters from the Believers International School were crowned champions of the maiden edition of the Inter-Schools SDGs Debate. The winners are implementing a School Garden Project, while the runners-up are working on Water and Sanitation

Implemented a campaign to promote peace before, during and after elections in Ghana. This project was under the One Young World - Wake Up Call Ghana initiative. Approximately 1,200 people were exposed to the message of peace and the prevention of (post-) election violence through activities ranging from social media campaigns and a peace walk.

The organization conducted a community consultation on organic farming practices with 30 smallholder farmers in the rural farming community of Gomoa Amoanda a suburb in Gomoa Buduatta - Gomoa District of the Central Region.

Partnered the Global Fund for Women and UN Women by being a featured signer of a petition to end the gender technology gap and demand equal access to and control of technology for women and girls worldwide.

Coordinated a health outreach project on the theme "Kick Out Malaria through Health Education and Soccer" to observe the Global Youth Service Day (GYSD) in Ghana. Resulting in a turnout of. Soccer, free health screening and community dialogues were the advocacy tools used in reaching 350 beneficiaries in the three communities the project was implemented.